“Disagreement” in Japanese
Short answer
Disagreement in Japanese is “牴牾” (teigo). Full meaning: disagreement, conflict, clash, discrepancy, inconsistency.
Other ways to say “Disagreement” in Japanese
食い違い
kuichigai difference, disagreement, conflict, clash, discrepancy, inconsistency
不同意
fudoui disagreement, disapproval, objection, dissent, non-consent
不承
fushou dissent, disagreement, disapproval, objection, refusal
掛け違い
kakechigai putting (up) in the wrong place, hanging in the wrong place, doing up (buttons) incorrectly; disagreement, conflict, discrepancy, mismatch, inconsistency; crossing paths without meeting, missing each other
不承知
fushouchi dissent, disagreement, disapproval, objection, refusal
不賛成
fusansei disapproval, disagreement
不承諾
fushoudaku dissent, disagreement, disapproval, objection, refusal
抵梧
teigo disagreement, conflict, clash, discrepancy, inconsistency
不一致
fuitchi discrepancy, discord, disagreement, mismatch, dissonance
不和
fuwa discord, trouble, dissension, disagreement, friction, conflict, feud, bad terms
くい違い
kuichigai difference, disagreement, conflict, clash, discrepancy, inconsistency
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